Super Transcoder Update A completely new Super Transcoder, with a fresh design, a faster engine and many new features. Your existing presets can be imported. A queue that keeps going • Add as many videos as you like and they’re converted one after another. • Pause, resume or retry jobs at any time. • Quit mid-transcode and pick up where you left off next time. • See progress on the Dock icon, and get a notification when everything’s done. Presets for every job • New built-in presets for sharing (1080p, 4K HEVC, 720p, email-size) and editing (ProRes Proxy, 422 and 422 HQ). • Save your own presets, each with its own save folder. • Import and export presets, including ones from the original Super Transcoder. More control over quality • H.264, HEVC and ProRes, from Proxy up to 4444. • Constant quality mode: pick “Smaller file” or “Better quality” instead of guessing a bitrate. • Max-size options from 360p to 4K that never upscale, and work for portrait videos too. • Change the frame rate, including 23.976, 29.97 and 59.94. Trim, stitch and frame • Trim the start and end of any video. • Stitch several clips together into one file. • Rotate, flip, and crop to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 4:3, with a live preview. Protect your work • Add your logo as a watermark in a corner, tiled across the picture, or moving between corners so it’s harder to remove. • Add your copyright and creator name to every file. • Mark your videos with the industry-standard “no AI training” setting. Nothing lost • Keeps HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision video in HDR. • Keeps subtitles, closed captions, chapters and the original’s details, such as title and date. • Copies the original audio unchanged, or converts it to AAC, Apple Lossless and more.

Updated app to macOS 11 Big Sur.

Thanks to everyone that uses Super Transcoder, we have had a lot of good feedback. From your feedback, we have added the following features: - Export and import of presets, so you can share your custom transcoding settings with other people. - An option to choose No Audio for the audio codec. This is a handy way to remove audio from a movie.

Movies can be "stitched" together into a single movie during the transcoding process. Note: Movies should be from the same source, stitching movies consisting of alternate sources with various frame sizes, etc. is not supported.